The Official page of the 358th Civil Affairs Brigade in Riverside CA. 358th CA BDE is home to four Army Reserve CA Battalions in AZ and Southern CA. interests.
The Brigade offers soldiers the opportunity to engage and leverage the civil component in INDOPACOM region to enhance situational understanding, mitigate threats to civil society, and consolidate gains in support of the strategic objective of establishing a secure and stable OE that is consistent with U.S. It also offers the opportunity to participate in military parachute operations.
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Use this page to find the most recent News & Resources to share your Stories & Questions about our Organization. See the CA home page @ www.usacapoc.army.mil
We also hope you'll join us on our other sites such as Flickr (www.flickr.com/photos/usacapoc) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/usacapoc). General Information
USACAPOC(A) page OPSEC Rules
1. Do not post exact deployment dates or redeployment dates – stick to generalities like “Spring”
2. Do not reveal camp or FOB locations for future movements or deployments, including nearby cities. After the deployment is officially announced by Military officials, you may discuss locations that have been released, normally on the major city, province or Country level (I,e Baghdad or Kabul are large enough places to name).
3. Do not discuss convoy routes (“we travelled through Takrit on our way to X”)
4. Detailed information on the mission, capabilities or morale of a unit
5. Specific names or actual nicknames
6. Personnel transactions that occur in large numbers (Example: pay information, powers of attorney, wills, etc)
8. Don’t discuss equipment or lack thereof, to include training equipment
9. Don’t speculate about future operations
10. If posting pictures, don’t post anything that could be misconstrued or used for propaganda purposes. A good rule of thumb is to look at your picture without your caption or explanation and consider if it could be re-captioned to reflect poorly on coalition forces. For example, your image might show your Soldier rescuing a child from a blast site, but could be re-captioned to insinuate that the child being captured or harmed. (it’s happened!)
11. Avoid the use of count-up or count-down tickers for the same reason as rule #1
12. Be very careful if posting pictures of your loved one. Avoid images that show significant landmarks near their base of operations, and black out last names and unit affiliations
13. Do not, ever, post information about casualties (coalition or enemy) before the official release of the information.
14. Do not pass on rumors (“I heard they’re coming home early”, etc)
If you have any questions, contact your (or your sponsor’s) unit OPSEC manager.”
